This year, one of our own Chibeze Ezekiel, was announced as the recipient of the Goldman Environmental Prize 2020, after being selected to represent the group for the Goldman’s prize Award. The award cited his commitment through GROC to push for good governance in Ghana’s environmental sector and for his climate leadership in Ghana, across Africa and globally.
An open letter calling on the African Development Bank (AfDB) to immediately put in place and publicly publish a finance exclusion policy on fossil fuel projects.
By Omar Elmawi and Landry Ninteretse* General Electric (GE), one of the world’s largest makers of coal-fired power plants recently…
Raising awareness about Fracking in the Free state province and Kwazulu Natal
The mining companies are benefiting greatly from the goodwill of the local communities and not honoring the Community Development Agreements that they entered into. A review of these agreements showed that they are heavily skewed against the local people.
As women, we have realized we shall suffer more because the oil activities will contaminate the land, water and air making it difficult for us to survive in the community and yet we have known this land for centuries and we have nowhere to go if the land is contaminated.
Dialogue brings together groups with the objective of ending coal expansion in South Africa
A coal-free Nigeria is a journey with a clear destination to arrive at; we just need you onboard
The 350 Ghana Reducing Our Carbon (GROC) has held a workshop on integrating Renewable Energy (RE) plans into the Ga – West Municipal Assembly in its effort to support the government’s Renewable Energy program
A one-day workshop on integrating Renewable Energy (RE) actions and strategies into the Medium-Term Development Plan of Metropolitan Municipal and District Assemblies in the Greater Accra Metropolitan Area (GAMA) has ended in Accra with a call on participants to pay attention to local emission sources.